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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1935
Page
3
Reynolds Department Civic Improvement Club of Reynolds reports holiday greetings and social visits. Rosalyn Prayer of Brooklyn hosts the message while local residents share time with family. Several students and relatives return home or resume duties, with a list of visitors including Miss Sara Cooper and Miss Dorothy Smith.
Mark News reports a flurry of holiday travel and family visits across Georgia. Numerous residents including Mr. and Mrs. Marshall in Florida, Miss Griffiths in Macon, and multiple families in Atlanta, Perry, Columbus, and Americus are noted visiting relatives, hosting friends, or returning home for Christmas and New Year. The piece lists names, kinship ties, and short itineraries, reflecting community gatherings and seasonal social activity.
Miss Julia Parr visited friends in Florida during the holidays. Numerous families from Crowell and nearby towns spent time with relatives and friends across Macon, Talbotton, Reynolds, Gray, Mauk, and Roberta, including Jenkins, Horton, Lane, Byrd, Fuller, and Casey households. Families attended reunions and hosted relatives during the season.
Thomaston residents hosted family and friends during Christmas week with extended visits from Mrs. Annie Jarrell and relatives. Many attended gatherings in Thomaston, Macon, Rome and West Point, including Jarrell, Kendrick, Gaultrey, Foy, Adams and Parker families with friends and relatives from nearby towns.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Martin of Macon visited relatives here plus Mr and Mrs Ernest Davis of Butler were guests of Mr and Mrs O C Brown. Holiday guests included Clay Morris Dorothy of South Georgia Felix Pierce and children Waverly Hall R W Cook and children near Talbotton with Mrs Clyde Loyd and Mrs Mack Hill. Other visitors: James Brown and daughter with Charles Butler and family Daviston Ward Edwards and son Richland with R L Brown. Additional guests: Sara Fickling and children returned to Cuthbert with Joe Brown and family Lewis Hill family near Geneva Roy Jinks Christmas visit Q S Jinks. W J Harris and daughter Juniper with Harris Sealy. Murray Driskell and son Floyd Martin Butler with Nantie Martin. Lee and Willa Watson guests of John Brown and Marilou Averett. Herman Vanlandingham holiday guest of W J Morris Centerville. Jeanette Jinks visiting grandmother John Jinks. Carl Brown returned to Columbus after holidays. Frank Fain Cy daughters Carol Vivian Jean Jane Birmingham AL visiting R L Brown. Ellis Story and children near Waverly Hall and Mrs C Gunn Columbus with Annie Dowrs. Margaret Watkins left to stay with Greathouse near Thomaston.
Miss Edith Parks and Mr Cecil Parks visited relatives in Five Points during Christmas with their parents Mr and Mrs H H Parks. Louise Parks spent the holidays with Marcus Parks and their family. Various Parks family members and friends hosted dinners and visits across Talbotton Reynolds Mauk Junction City Butler and Reynolds with extended relatives including the Browns Adams and Collier families.
Mr and Mrs Marvin Barrow and Mrs A M Greathouse were weeklong guests of Thomaston residents. Numerous Smythsville and nearby families hosted travel guests from Columbus Macon Prattsburg and South Carolina. The long list of visitors includes Heaths Wilsons Willis Suggs Childres and Wilson families visiting relatives and friends in Thomaston Ft Valley Columbus and Rockingham during the week.
A Minnesota Press piece argues the printing dollar stays local, boosting labor and retailers. It claims over 70 percent benefits local workers and merchants, urging merchants to buy printing locally to support the community and education through the newspaper.
The National Conference on Crime in Washington urges broad social coordination to prevent crime at its source. Leaders from President Roosevelt to Edgar Hoover advocate tackling root causes like unemployment and housing, with emphasis on social justice and swift punishment where needed.
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